Scholars at Pitt, CMU and Carlow University share their perspectives on the state of academic freedom federal pressures mount for U.S. campuses.

Rising Tide Partners’ effort to revitalize nearly 100 properties in Homewood involves city citations, funding hurdles and ...

Protestors across Pittsburgh region gather to oppose Trump-era policies in renewed nationwide No Kings demonstrations.

Neighborhoods in the south of Pittsburgh are “extremely affordable,” said Alyssa Costantino, a Howard Hanna real estate agent ...

The Steelers may best the Browns, but Cleveland’s land bank sets a model for how Pittsburgh could make more homeowners.

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Brashear’s diversity is its point of pride. After leadership turnover, community partnerships work to address attendance, other challenges.

Al Gore’s new global tracker, introduced at NYC Climate Week, was built upon a CMU tool called Plume Pittsburgh.

The Digital Equity Act would have brought millions of dollars to Pennsylvania to help provide access to the internet, devices and digital skills programming.

Allegheny County faces a behavioral health workforce shortage. A Pitt fellowship program offers training, but root causes may ...

Councilor Bob Charland is a fierce critic of Mayor Ed Gainey’s housing policies. Unlike other public officials, he’s still in search of homeownership.

Carrick, Brookline and Overbrook are home to growing immigrant communities, enlivening a religious landscape reshaped by parish consolidations and new congregations.